@Suty Thank you! I will make sure to clearly show the attribution everywhere you mentioned. To confirm the rest: the data stays inside the app. We don't expose it through an API of our own, we only fetch a station when a user actually opens it, so there's no background scanning of the network and no bulk history downloads.
If a provider stops sharing or asks for deletion, we can delete their cached data on our side.

Thanks for the quick and clear answer, that's everything I needed. Best, Nick

@Suty Thank you! I will make sure to clearly show the attribution everywhere you mentioned. To confirm the rest: the data stays inside the app. We don't expose it through an API of our own, we only fetch a station when a user actually opens it, so there's no background scanning of the network and no bulk history downloads.
If a provider stops sharing or asks for deletion, we can delete their cached data on our side.

Thanks for the quick and clear answer, that's everything I needed. Best, Nick

@Suty said in Using Open-licence Windy station data in an app:

Hello, if I understand this, you want to get our station data from our app, correct? If you do, I am afraid that this is not possible. We don't offer any station API to get these data from our end.

Thanks for the answer. I mean this endpoint: https://stations.windy.com//api/v2/opendata/station/{id}/observation

So for example curl -s "https://stations.windy.com/api/v2/opendata/station/f07a673e/observation"
-H "windy-api-key: " that gives me a Davis Vantage Pro 2 in westkapelle

Hi,
I’m developing VeriSky, a weather app, and I’m interested in using the open-licence stations from the Windy Stations API to show observations alongside forecasts.
The station data would simply be displayed in the app when a user views a location or select a station. I wouldn’t resell the data, expose it through another API or redistribute it.
Before building this, I wanted to check a few things:

• Is this kind of use allowed under the Open Data Licence?
• For attribution, is showing the station name with a link to its Windy station page sufficient?
• Are there rate limits or daily quotas for the Stations API?
  Is caching allowed, including keeping observations for longer than the 7 days returned by the API?

Verisky is freemium, but viewing Windy station observations would be free. If that still requires a separate commercial agreement, let me know.
Thanks!